And if you’re feeling more the homebody type that night, More Cowbell reports that Jeff Tweedy’s January 31 solo show in Charlottesville, Virginia will be webcast on wilcoworld.net. Which only serves to remind me that even though I picked up the Sunken Treasure DVD a few weeks ago, I haven’t even come close to watching it. In fact, my pile of music DVDs that haven’t been cracked open is rather shameful.

Sorry for the consecutive days of utterly lightweight posts. I’ve just been really busy lately and there’s been a general dearth of blog-ready content. It happens. I’ll have my review of Tuesday night’s Last Town Chorus show tomorrow (short version: wonderful) but for today, this is it.

Speakiking of concerts, Heaven and Hell in Toronto 3/22 @ Air Canada
The former lineup of Black Sabbath Ronnie James Dio, Tony Iommi,
Geezer Butler & Vinny Appice are touring this year under the name
Heaven and Hell & releasing an anthology slated for spring called
Black Sabbath: The Dio Years. Three new songs will be included.
Plus, The opening bands are gonna be Megadeth and Down who features
Pepper Keenan (Corrosion of Conformity & Philip Anselmo (Pantera).

Funny, I’m usually one of those people who buy DVD’s(music/movies) and it takes a while for me to get to, but actually I’d put on "Sunken Treasure" almost right away after I’d purchased it when it first came out. I only got through half of it so far and as music DVD’s goes it’s good, most of all for the non-music parts(ie Jeff’s banter). The part when Jeff berates talkers during one of his shows is priceless.

He can be pretty belligerant with an audience. It’s pretty hard to please him, the audience either talks too much, doesn’t cheer enough, says things he considers dumb… oh well, he makes great friggin’ music he can act however he wants to…